Greenblatt exclusively spoke to Looper about sharing a sense of humor with Driver, befriending his dog, and the nuances of her on-screen communication with Driver's character, Mills, in "65." She also went down sci-fi memory lane to uncover why extraterrestrial beings always try to kill her characters.

Looper spoke to Currey during an exclusive interview, where she discussed the "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" cast, her hopes for the franchise's future, and her favorite superhero.

Disney+ invited Looper to the New York Comic Con press room back in October, where we exclusively spoke to Yu, Yang, and Wang about the show's cast, working together, adapting the show from the source material, and the impact of spearheading a project that hones in on the Asian American experience.

Disney invited Looper to New York Comic Con last year, where we got the opportunity to exclusively sit down with Wu and Cretton to discuss the impact of the show's representation and mythology and what it was like for Cretton to dive into this series after "Shang-Chi" and reconnect with a few actors from the MCU project. He also named the "Shang-Chi" star who isn't in "American Born Chinese" whom he'd love to see on the show. 

The CW invited Looper to a roundtable interview with Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch, where Tulloch discussed Cudlitz's stint as Lex Luthor. Hoechlin also noted that he wants more of his "Teen Wolf" co-stars to come guest star on the show and discussed how Superman handles some challenging family issues this season.

The CW invited Looper to a roundtable interview, where we asked Collins if "Supernatural" inspired his take on Two-Face and if he could tease the gritty, dark nature of the rest of the show and its villains.

The CW invited Looper to a roundtable interview, where we asked Collins if "Supernatural" inspired his take on Two-Face and if he could tease the gritty, dark nature of the rest of the show and its villains.

Looper spoke to Romano and Garrett during an exclusive interview, where the friends discussed their chaotic "Bupkis" roles, working with Pete Davidson, and going down "Everybody Loves Raymond" memory lane. Keep in mind that these guys are comedians at their core — so don't take all of their comments too seriously. 

Looper spoke to Diamantopoulos during an exclusive interview where he discussed his wild "Mrs. Davis" character JQ and his time working with the cast. He also went down career memory lane to defend his character from "The Office" and gush about working with Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, and Dwayne the Rock Johnson on "Red Notice." As for what's next? He teased his work on the upcoming show "The Sticky" with Jamie Lee Curtis.

Looper spoke to him during an exclusive interview where he broke down his role in "Mrs. Davis," the historic inspirations of the show, and what it was like working with Gilpin.